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Survey on optical camera communications: challenges and opportunities

Saha et al., 2015

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2893679972925415234
Author
Saha N
Ifthekhar M
Le N
Jang Y
Publication year
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Iet Optoelectronics

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Wireless technologies based on radio frequencies (RFs) have always dominated other types of wireless technologies up until now. However, the recent proliferation of media‐rich smart devices has pushed the RF spectrum usage to its limit. Therefore RF band expansion …
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